I had a question I was hoping that someon could answer for me. if someone wants to specilize, is it possible to work full time as a dentist, and someow do the program at night? I know there are many program, say for example, an mba, were you can work full time and take classes nights and weekends?
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premedman said:
Hell NO. This isn't some part time career man.
I actually think you can work, but not full time. I think you must work your dentist hours around your specialist hours. It would obviously be very hard to do, but I dont see why you couldn't find another dentist to work for that would grant you part time or flexible hours.
but also once you become a specialist, you can no longer practice general dentistry.
Dentist 2 be said:
Really? I didnt know that. Is this really true?
Dentist 2 be said:
This is true, but when in a residency you aren't a specialist yet, so moonlighting (if your program allows it) is fine.
Just noticed this is a duplicate thread. Please post to the one in the dental forum: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?p=2416759#post2416759
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